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| Help,Can ordinary LEDs replace thin-film LEDs? |
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| squadchannel:
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| Kim Christensen:
If it was me, I'd snoop the Data(pin 27), Latch(pin 23), Clock(pin 25), of U2 (HV6506) and feed this to a MCU connected to an ordinary LCD/OLED raster display and interpret & display the data with my own code. That would avoid wiring all those LEDs, etc. |
| daisizhou:
--- Quote from: Kim Christensen on August 19, 2024, 04:37:55 am ---If it was me, I'd snoop the Data(pin 27), Latch(pin 23), Clock(pin 25), of U2 (HV6506) and feed this to a MCU connected to an ordinary LCD/OLED raster display and interpret & display the data with my own code. That would avoid wiring all those LEDs, etc. --- End quote --- Good idea, your suggestion reminds me of the GC9A01 I once had, which is a 1.28-inch TFT screen I measured the actual size and the circular hole diameter is 70 mm. If you have a suitable screen please let me know, thanks |
| Koray:
High voltage driver and the grayscale in video and the plastic film substrate sounds like e-ink display to me. K. Edit: Nope, it is an LCD display with an EL backscreen illumination. Apparently the one in the video does not have the EL working. |
| daisizhou:
Yes, it looks like it is low voltage. I'm looking for a suitable LCD screen to replace it |
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